I am a newbie to Drupal site development. My basic question is where do I see the files for eg: HomePage.PHP or whatever.
I saved a block in Drupal but I don't find the same under drupal folder. So what I am missing?
Please help me.
FYI: I am using Drupal 6
Thanks in advance.
If you want to move those pages to another server just move the db.
You don't have a index.php, it's "pushed" out by drupal. However, you should be able to edit the theme(page format). Under ./sites/all/themes/THEMENAME/page.tpl.php.
Also, you should be using Drupal 7.x here.
Last, a good place to look at the structure of a Drupal Page here.
Hope that helps.
Since you have created all these pages as node from admin side, So all your pages will be saved into the database.
You can check it in node table of your database.
Finally if you want to move all these pages to the server, then just move the Database to the server.
I hope it will help you.
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Now, I'm not talking about being able to see it in the console source tab. I'm saying how hard is it to get the server.js file and change it to exploit the website? Should I add any added security to the server.js file or is it fine as is?
Thanks!
As some people have said there is already built-in security so that people can not see your Node.js server file. OWASP is a great source if you want to improve the security of your websites.
Thank you to #Evart and #jfreind00 for helping me out!
I need to create a browser based user interface to update an XML file. Is it possible to do this without a full blown web server?
I read about the PHP in-built web-server but wasn't clear whether it will suit my requirement. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Yes, you can do this, using simpleXML, php. Very easy and clear.
All that you need is already well documented.
See:
http://php.net/manual/en/book.simplexml.php
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_xml_simplexml_read.asp
http://php.net/manual/en/book.xml.php
http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_ref_xml.asp
I want to display different website for my customers outside US, how this can be achieved without using sub-folder.
First of all you did not explain your scenario.I suggest you explain to get better answers.
Anyways, If internationalization is what you want then you can rely on any CMS like Wordpress, Joomla etc and all of your content will be saved in Database. This way you will not have any subfolders and still a site for different countries. There is more to it in detail but basically that's the idea.
Obviously the above scenario applies if you are using a CMS.
If your website is in Joomla. I think there is a plugin.module which separates page regionally. Anyway, whats the URL of the website.
Does anyone know of a complete, downloadable/copyable example of a WiX installer that allows the user to select an existing website when installing a web application?
I'm trying to get this working and, after seeing that it seems to be a significant piece of work, I'd like to get an example running first so that I have a working project to base my own work on.
I found this (code is pasted as images) and this (can't get it running).
Just to confirm... Is it really as much work as the sites above suggest to allow a user to select the site to install to? Am I missing a trick?
I found this blog post that does the custom action in C# and has a complete downloadable sample. Pretty easy to follow.
Yes, that would be quite a bit of work to do it in WiX. I don't typically give a user this much choice. You might just want to do it as an after install configuration step if it's important to you.
I redesigned a website that was using CMS Made Simple. It's a relatively small site and I'm learning as I go along, so I first built the redesign using just HTML but I'm now going to use PHP includes.
But I don't know how to integrate what I'm building into the CMS. I searched around the server and I can't find any traces of the pages built with CMSMS, so I assume that everything is contained somewhere within the CMS.
But I want something that will allow pages to be built and edited both inside and outside the CMS. If it's done outside, I want to be able to just FTP the new or changed content to the server.
Is this possible, and if so, what would be the best free CMS?
Thank you.
I don't know if I understood yout question, but I think you don't understand the concept of a CMS.
The redesign you made should only change the Theme/Style files, the content itself should be changed only in the administration of the CMS. What you may change from outside and FTP is only the theme files.
Things work this way so the person that put content in the site doesn't have do be a designer/developer.
BUT, there are some kind of CMS that may allow you to do what you want, but they are not completely free. Give it a look at CushyCMS and PageLime.
Since they intend to be a CMS for editing already made static sites, you may use it and if needed you can pull some page from FTP, edit it and then push it back.
You can try Template Externalizer http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/externalizer, which will give you FTP Access to Edit different content blocks, all templates, css and some content. I'm sure it will make your life easier when developing or integrating HTML into the page.
Template Externalizer, "watches" a FTP folder. and when you upload files onto the server, it saves the changes into the database making your change visible right away.
The files willl be located here: CMSROOT-INSTALLATION-PLACE/tmp/externalizer/
I hope this helps a bit.